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Indexing Hang


  • Subject: Indexing Hang
  • From: Rob Lockstone <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 4 Jan 2004 18:07:30 -0800

It's possible that your index has become corrupt. I'd try rebuilding it from scratch. If you cmd-I on the project, there is a button in the Code Sense tab to "Rebuild Index".

If you can't even get to that point because Xcode is beach balling, then quit Xcode and go to your "build" directory, which is usually in the same directory as your YourProjectName.pbproj file. In the "build" directory, there should be a directory named YourProjectName.build. Inside that directory is a directory named YourProjectName.pbxindex. Rename that to something else and then re-start Xcode. If it doesn't start indexing your project automatically, then do the "Rebuild Index" thing. If that fixes the problem, then you should file a bug report, tar/zip up your old .pbxindex directory and send it to Apple with your bug report for further analysis.

I'd also consider enabling the Index Templates. Details of that can be found in /Developer/Extras/Xcode Index Templates/Index Templates ReadMe.rtf. I just did the easy option and ran the included install_templates script located in the same directory.

<warning>
The template indexing process can take a LONG time depending on how zippy your machine is. On my G5, it took ~15-20 minutes. But on my trusty old TiBook 550, it took 2-3 HOURS.
</warning>


Rob

On Jan 4, 2004, at 17:34, Alexander Cohen wrote:

Hi,

Ive been working on a project for about 1 month now and have never had any problems with xcode. Now, all of a sudden, as soon as i open my project with xcode, xocde shows the spinning beach ball then, loops for about 30 seconds, then finally crashes. It seems to be indexing a file when it crashes, thats whats written in the top right corner near the progress.

Any ideas what might be going on, heres the crash log... not much really, just shows the loop:

Date/Time:      2004-01-04 20:33:52 -0500
OS Version:     10.3.2 (Build 7D23)
Report Version: 2

Command: Xcode
Path:    /Developer/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode
Version: 1.1 (300)
PID:     2263
Thread:  0

Exception:  EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes:      KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS (0x0001) at 0xbf7fffc0

Thread 0 Crashed:
0 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fc7c08 -[PBXBTree(PBXBTreeEnumeration) previousValue] + 0x18
1 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fc71f8 -[PBXBTree valueForKey:] + 0x408
2 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fd2c58 -[PBXProjectIndex(PBXIndexingAccess) fileHeaderForPathEntry:] + 0x34
3 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fd85c8 -[PBXProjectIndex(PBXIndexingEngineCallbacks) shouldBeginFileForPathEntry:] + 0x178
4 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fd897c -[PBXProjectIndex(PBXIndexingEngineCallbacks) shouldBeginFileForPathEntry:] + 0x52c
5 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fd897c -[PBXProjectIndex(PBXIndexingEngineCallbacks) shouldBeginFileForPathEntry:] + 0x52c
6 com.apple.Xcode.DevToolsCore 0x96fd897c -[PBXProjectIndex(PBXIndexingEngineCallbacks) shouldBeginFileForPathEntry:] + 0x52c


etc...

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References: 
 >Simple Xcode CVS question (From: Robert Love <email@hidden>)
 >Re: Simple Xcode CVS question (From: Jonathan del Strother <email@hidden>)
 >Re: Simple Xcode CVS question (From: Alexander Cohen <email@hidden>)

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